I'm not the biggest fan of Tebow's (everyone seems to say that) but their present situation at QB is terrible. What's the worst that could happen if you play Tebow for a couple of games. You lose. Shocking.

well it doesn't really make any sense to have Sanchez go up against the Steelers, 49ers, Texans & Seattle and have Tebow come in to save the day against Jacksonville, Tennesse, San Diego etc.

Shonn Greene believes "something's got to change" at the quarterback position, and it's time to "see if somebody else can do it." "You feel bad for Mark (Sanchez), but at the same time you want to win games. We're not here to protect people's feelings... If somebody's not getting the job done, you see if somebody else can do it. It's the same with coaching, or any position. You don't mean to belittle someone or say 'he sucks.' That's just the harsh reality," said Greene. This comes on the heels of an anonymous Jets player saying Tim Tebow is "terrible." There's a clear divide in the locker room, and it's obvious Greene thinks Sanchez is the terrible one. Players can think what they want, but things aren't expected to change any time in the immediate future. Sanchez will start in Week 11 against the Rams.

I have more respect for Greene saying something like this because a). he didn't throw Sanchez under the bus, b). he put his name to the comment, and c). because he said it's not just the QB position but everyone in the organisation.

However, it's not like he is this stud RB who doesn't need to worry about his own job. I really think the Jets would be better served if they all just shut the **** up

As a Pats fan, I really hope your organization feels the same way about Sanchez as you do. Please, continue to keep that garbage in at QB and find new excuses year in and year out as to why he is sucking.

Rams and Jets game will be interesting. Shotty is the OC of the Rams. They placed the blame on him for the offense and now he is gone the offense is still bad. That's what I wanted to see. I remember when we fired Hufangel things got better for Eli. I waited to see how The Sanchize would do and still things seemed to haven't changed at all.

tebow is not an nfl quarterback and the sooner the entire nfl fanbase and media appartus figures that out, the better off everyone will be.

It's gotta feel good to be a Denver fan. You have John Elway running the show, he got rid of the circus that is Tim Tebow and already saw bad things coming next year even with beating the Steelers in the playoffs, and in the midst of all that brought in Peyton Manning. Couldn't have gone much better.

It's also hilarious to hear how bad Tebow is in practice, as if that was anything new in Denver. What type of scouting did they actually do before trading for Tebow? Tannebaum claims it wasn't Woody and it was him who made the call, which should be embarrassing to say the least because that was the worst kept secret in the world.

Everything that has happened since bringing Tebow in, you could have written out like a book and it would have went literally exactly the way everything has gone, but it's hilarious that they all act like this is a huge surprise.

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He's right. But he fails to mention that something has to change at the RB position too.

First thing I thought when I read the quote too.

The Jets are an absolute disaster. Not enough talent, the locker room is a mess, and the GM is awful. He's done an absolutely terrible job putting teams together (not to mention drafting) and it's just gotten worse and worse. They need to almost completely overhaul, and it's going to take a few years until they're even semi-competitive again. Lots of high draft picks in the future.

He's right. But he fails to mention that something has to change at the RB position too.

Put Tebow back there...I don't see why he couldn't contribute in that regard. He actually put up better numbers at the combine except in the Broad Jump and 40 than Shon Greene. Tebow has bulked up as well. I think he would run harder and be more punishing than Shonn Greene to be honest.

Put Tebow back there...I don't see why he couldn't contribute in that regard. He actually put up better numbers at the combine except in the Broad Jump and 40 than Shon Greene. Tebow has bulked up as well. I think he would run harder and be more punishing than Shonn Greene to be honest.

Eh, people always assume that being a RB means you get the ball and simply run to the hole. Greene's biggest issue is he is a straightline runner with below par vision, with less than ideal speed and very little wiggle. Nothing I have seen from Tebow tells me he would be any different

Is there any job on the Jets offense that is safe outside of Mangold, D'Brick, and maybe Keller? Blow it up, all of it. Top to bottom.

Keller's a FA and he's kind of up in the air, probably depends on who the OC is next year and whether or not they want to use a move TE, plus Keller's contract demands. Other than that, Kerley is a nice slot receiver. That's it. Both guards are FA's, RT has been a hole for awhile. Holmes will stick around and start because of his contract and talent and they'll keep developing Hill, but he's far from a lock to start.

The tough thing is they also need four new starters on defense, two OLB's (one starter is a FA and the other is getting cut) and two safeties (both starters are FA's). Defensive line, corners, and ILB's should stay intact (with Scott gone and Davis taking his place, he's already taking over) but there's a lot that needs to be fixed.

Oh I completely agree that the Jets would be a better team starting Tebow than Sanchez. Tebow is a ****** passer who can run and make plays. Sanchez is just a slightly less ****** passer.

But they are 3-6. They'd have to win 6 of their last 7 to have a chance, and that's not going to happen no matter who's at QB. Do you really want risk dropping your draft position, AND getting your idiot fan base on the Tebow train

Let Sanchez suck it out the rest of the season and then you draft a QB and get rid of both Sanchez and Tebow.

It can't be any worse than Sanchez. I watch Sanchez every week. This guy has no business being anything more than a backup qb in this league. He's awful.

And they dumb down the offense for Sanchez too. It's not like they have a full playbook with Sanchez under center. They don't. Bc Sanchez is a moron too.

My problem is we act like Sanchez is so much better than Tebow. He's not. He's actually worse. I honestly rather build an offense around Tebow than Sanchez. At least I know my run game will improve with Tebow under center.

it's not a dumbed down offense for tebow. it's a completely different offense that doesn't at all resemble anything they run with sanchez under center. if they don't already have that built, putting tebow in makes them substantially worse. if they do, then they only risk winning an extra game and being unable to draft a new qb without first signing peyton manning.

you have a weird bias for tebow. it's the only thing i can think of to explain why you think he's not one of the worst three qbs in the entire league. want to run some spread option? fire away. but a passing game should never be part of that offense. because he's easily the worst throwing qb in the league.

edit: and i say that fully agreeing that sanchez is awful. but awful is still better than anything tebow would bring to the table.

I just want to see it fail first. We blow off the offense without giving it a chance.

We all say the wildcat is dead. It was just a gimmick right? Wrong. The wildcat evolved. The vision that Bill Parcells had when he drafted Pat White, it's come to fruition now, with Cam Newton and RGIII.

The concepts are very much alive in the NFL. It just takes the right talent to execute it. The wildcat made way to the offenses that Carolina and Washington run.

The offense that Tebow runs can work, if the right talent is there to execute it. Now I'm not saying that Tebow is necessarily the guy to run it, but I think this offense has a place in the NFL. And I want to see it.

Think about it. A spread offense with Percy Harvin, RGIII, LeSean McCoy, and some big vertical WRS on the edges can't work? I think it can.

Why do you think Chip Kelly is getting consideration in the NFL? The game is changing. NFL teams are more open to college schemes than ever before.

It can work. We just have to be open to change. I'd love to see Tebow run his offense with the proper pieces around it. Just to see it. Let's give it a chance.

It's not a gimmick. It's a system that can work, as long as you have the right players.

Eh, people always assume that being a RB means you get the ball and simply run to the hole. Greene's biggest issue is he is a straightline runner with below par vision, with less than ideal speed and very little wiggle. Nothing I have seen from Tebow tells me he would be any different

Tebow is about 250 right now and anytime he is in the wildcat teams are expecting the run. Put him back there as an every down back and I think he can avg 4 ypc. It takes someone to actually think out of the box to use him in this manner.